Recently, Manchester United star Dwight Yorke expressed his deep concern about the team's internal relationship in public, especially about the possible tension between manager Temhag and player Sancho. York bluntly pointed out that he is not optimistic that Ten Hagar and Sancho can completely repair their relationship, and even worried that the conflict between the two may intensify again in the new season.
According to York, Sancho's situation at United is quite delicate, with his high salary contract and the remaining three years of his contract making his transfer extremely complicated. As one of the highest paid players in the team, Sancho's transfer is not only about financial factors, but also about United's team building and future planning. York is concerned that if United's new season gets off to a bad start, the disagreement between Ten Hag and Sancho may again become the focus of media and fans' attention, which will in turn affect the team's overall performance.
Meanwhile, Yorke has also expressed his firm support for Rashford. He believes that despite Paris Saint-Germain's attractive offer of up to £100 million, United should be determined to keep the outstanding striker. York emphasized that Rashford is still one of the most stable players in United's squad, and his retention is important for the team's long-term development.
